City officials are bidding out the structural survey of thehotel to determine if the 77-year-old, 1,200 room historic buildingcan be saved for future development.
The Detroit Economic Growth Corp. has held a pre-bid meeting todiscuss what would be expected, Peter Zeiler of the quasi-publicorganization, tells GlobeSt.com.
"It went very well," Zeiler says. "We had about 75 people from35 engineering and architectural firms at the meeting." It'santicipated that a few of the engineering and architecture firmswill team up to present bids to complete the survey, Zeilersays.
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